Delta's chief operating officer is leaving after one year on job
The airline doesn't currently have plans to replace Mike Spanos
Delta Air Lines, Inc.'s Chief Operating Officer Mike Spanos is leaving the company after a little over a year in the job, the company said in a filing Friday.
The airline doesn't currently have plans to replace Spanos, according to a memo from Chief Executive Officer Ed Bastian. Instead, two of his executives will now report to the CEO: John Laughter, chief of operations, and Allison Ausband, who heads the customer experience division.
Spanos is leaving Delta in early September to take a position at another company, Bastian said in the memo.
Spanos is leaving Delta in early September to take a position at another companyThe Wall Street Journal first reported news of Spanos's departure.